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| rdfs:comment | - Perhaps the most mysterious of the professions, the Scholar' collects fragments of lost lore, and attempts to interpret their secrets. In doing so, he can produce scrolls that other craftsmen can read to improve their chances of producing a superior product. Other practical applications include lore by which specific enemies (orcs, trolls, the dead) might be best combated, or cures for various maladies.
- Scholar may refer to a class in Might and Magic IX, an adventure map unit from Heroes of Might and Magic III, or a skill from Heroes III or Heroes of Might and Magic V.
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- The Scholar (「女学者」?; onna gakusha; female scholar) is the leader of the scholars in Sei'an City to conduct the investigation in the Underground Ruins. She is also Gen's assistant during the investigation and during the build of his time machine. Her real name is never mentioned in Ōkamiden.
- Scholar is a trophy.
- A Scholar's job is to study many things in the Matoran life. They required peace and quiet, sending messengers on important errands for them.
- A scholar in Eberron may study in any number of places and specialize in myriad forms of knowledge. The great universities and arcane collectives are the most renowned however.
- Members of the The Eternal Knights (TEK) have three primary roles. One character can select no more than two to describe their service to the organization. Most chose only one. Mystic— Adept with force of magic and of spirit or will are our mystics. Scholar— Devoted to the written word and history, these are keepers and seekers of knowledge. Archivists, historians, occult specialists may all fall in to this category. Guardian —Those that live by the sword (or gun, or fist, or…) may all be guardians. Trained in martial prowess and the arts of offense and defense, our guardians are indispensable.
- The Scholars are a forgotten people,followers of the predesscer of the Scrolls of Science: The Scrolls of Knowledge. Scholars are staunch researchers, and look at religiously logical answers, rather than scientifically logical answers. Scholars, after beleiving that religious knowledge "was not sufficent", wrote what is now one of the major philosphies: the Scrolls of Science, converting to "Scientism".
- Scholars learned all they could about the world, other cultures, and the creatures and people who lived there. A scholar could learn all this from simply being in a city or from wandering the world. [citation needed]
- Like Red Mages, Scholars have access to both White and Black Magic, but with a far greater range of spells from which to choose—and often automatic access to sensory magic. The trade-off is a lack of offensive ability; unlike Red Mages, Scholars may not wield swords or daggers, and instead go into battle armed with books or grimoires. Notable Scholars include Harley from Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, Gunther Schultz II from Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess, and Tyro from Final Fantasy Record Keeper. Typically, a Scholar wears an olive green coat and an academic hat, however nu mou Scholars wear purple robes with gold edges.
- Scholar is a playable profession in MERP and Rolemaster and a possible calling in TOR.Rolemaster also has professions which could be considered Scholars such as Academic, Astrologer, Constructor, Runemaster, Sage, Creator, Elemental Physician, Engineer, Free Thinker, Geomancer and Grand Vizier.In LOTRRPG Loremaster refers to a common scholar while Antiquarian is an Elite-Order.
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- A scholar is one who studies scholarship — the body of principles and practices used to make their claims about the world as valid and trustworthy as possible, and to make them known to the public. (LG 29)
- Scholars are civilian units, which gather Knowledge while stationed at a University.
- A scholar was an individual who studied history and historical sites in an attempt to form a better understanding of the past. The father of the archaeologist Doctor Chelli Aphra was a scholar who specialized in the study of the Ordu Aspectu and the Jedi Order with whom they had split. The Ugnaught Korin Pers was also a scholar. Many scholars believed that the Mid Rim desert moon of Jedha owed its name to the Jedi, while some believed it was the other way around. Nonetheless, all agreed that their histories were entwined. In an attempt to locate the Jedi Order's first temple, scholars studied several worlds, such as Jedha, Ahch-To, Coruscant, Ossus, and Tython.
- Scholar is one of the many role-playing subclasses in Elder Tale.
- the scholar is the low level neutral town NPC, exclusive to Elona+. They can be seen in Eulderna blimp and Sacred Library of Irva. In combat, they cast Magic Arrow. They rarely cast Divine Wisdom to boost their magic damage. At low HP, they heal themselves.
- Time Taken: One round to several days. Specialization: Particular field of study — archaeology, Jedi lore, history, geology, physics. This skill reflects formal academic training or dedicated research in a particular field. Scholar also reflects a character's ability to find information through research. Characters often choose a specialization to reflect a specific area which they have studied. Specializations are subjects often taught at the great universities throughout the galaxy, including archaeology, botany, chemistry, geology, history, hyperspace theories, and physics. Specializations can also be topics a character can research on his own.
- Many professional academics earn a living by teaching at one of the universities of the Old World, by hiring themselves out as tutors or by writing erudite treatises on a number of subjects. In some cases, Scholars can find a patron or sponsor to finance their studies and can pursue their scholarly interests to their heart's content. Scholars are interested in knowledge for its own sake and do not confine themselves to one subject, researching anything and everything as the mood takes them and as the opportunity arises. Although they are not adventurous by nature, many Scholars will go to great lengths to acquire new or unusual information or to recover lost knowledge, and it is not unknown for a scholar to live as an adventurer in order to journey to the sorts of inaccessible places to wh
- "Go in quest of knowledge, even all the way to China." Ever since the beginning of Man's thirst for knowledge, there have been people who specially devote their time and money to the pursuit of further knowledge. This elite caste of men were, and are still held in high esteem. They are scholars, and form an integral part in the growth of civilisation, as human existence itself cannot continue or flourish without their input.
- Scholars, researchers and scientists all made use of Memory Alpha. (TOS: "The Lights of Zetar" ) Vulcan had a number of great scholars. In 2287, Spock mentioned a particular "young student"'s banishment from Vulcan, saying that prior to his rejection of logic, the man was expected to take his place among them. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier) The Cytherians gave the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) information that would take Federation scholars decades to analyze. ("The Nth Degree (episode)")
- The Scholar is a Mystic class with a bias towards Item use and healing. It is one of the very few classes granting the Safety skill, and one of the two highest Rank Mystic classes with the Medic skill. It is also the only class that starts with the Safety skill; all others must reach a higher upgrade level before they get it. Upgrade Options: The next Rank of the Mystic classes requires three Mystic skills to be developed: Failing that, there are other Mystic classes:
* Commander: highest Mystic skill is Wards, INT53+
* Warlock: requires all Arcana learned, INT59+ Item + Combat (PC only)
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| Text | - Artist Kev Walker Discusses Marvel's Doctor Aphra #2 – Exclusive Commentary
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| Image caption | - Scholars change in appearance with time, but their usefulness to their nation stays the same. These are their icons before and after the Industrial Age.
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| Description | - This Trophy increases your Intelligence. I wonder why the auctioneers at the Astrub Zaap have never thought to get one?
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| abstract | - Perhaps the most mysterious of the professions, the Scholar' collects fragments of lost lore, and attempts to interpret their secrets. In doing so, he can produce scrolls that other craftsmen can read to improve their chances of producing a superior product. Other practical applications include lore by which specific enemies (orcs, trolls, the dead) might be best combated, or cures for various maladies.
- Scholar may refer to a class in Might and Magic IX, an adventure map unit from Heroes of Might and Magic III, or a skill from Heroes III or Heroes of Might and Magic V.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ de:Gelehrter fr:Érudit ja:学者
- The Scholar (「女学者」?; onna gakusha; female scholar) is the leader of the scholars in Sei'an City to conduct the investigation in the Underground Ruins. She is also Gen's assistant during the investigation and during the build of his time machine. Her real name is never mentioned in Ōkamiden.
- Scholar is a trophy.
- "Go in quest of knowledge, even all the way to China." Ever since the beginning of Man's thirst for knowledge, there have been people who specially devote their time and money to the pursuit of further knowledge. This elite caste of men were, and are still held in high esteem. They are scholars, and form an integral part in the growth of civilisation, as human existence itself cannot continue or flourish without their input. Scholars are "bought" at the University, where they begin actively collecting information from the moment of their creation. Each scholar in the University normally adds +5 to the amount of Knowledge gathered per minute. They are a necessary part of any civilisation as without them, the civilisation would stay stagnant in the Dark Age, and cannot progress. You cannot buy Knowledge from the market nor trade it with other civilizations, so the scholar is the way to obtain Knowledge (that or building and razing Universities repeatedly, which is neither economic nor convenient). However, note that the cost of recruiting scholars is extremely high, so you will needs tonnes of bullion just to keep an army of scholars even to upgrade leather-clad spearmen into fully mailed knights, backed by powerful weapons of mass destruction. Nevertheless, the number of upgrades and units produced by scholars means that they will be highly valued and also made a prime target. If playing against the Japanese, always be wary of their ninja which can raze a university before slaying its occupants to impede your opponent's progress. Many people assume that the post-Roman era was one of scientific ignorance and religious bigotry. Many people, in fact, are often wrong in saying so. Contrary to the Western concept of the "Dark Ages", the Old World at the onset of the 10th century represented years of continuous prosperity and progress. The concept of a European Dark Age characterised by superstition and intellectual sloth, often commonly held in Anglocentric spheres, is usually the result of ignorance of the cultural splendour and technological progress of the Chinese, Indian, Byzantine and Muslim civilisations. In Europe itself, a re-discovery of Latin literature and Roman culture was taking place, particularly in the Frankish empire of the 9th century. This was the first Roman renaissance, and while it would be thwarted by the social chaos of war-torn Europe, it would represent the first feelers of European society towards reclaiming the prestige and glory of the Roman world for her people.
- A Scholar's job is to study many things in the Matoran life. They required peace and quiet, sending messengers on important errands for them.
- A scholar in Eberron may study in any number of places and specialize in myriad forms of knowledge. The great universities and arcane collectives are the most renowned however.
- The Scholar is a Mystic class with a bias towards Item use and healing. It is one of the very few classes granting the Safety skill, and one of the two highest Rank Mystic classes with the Medic skill. It is also the only class that starts with the Safety skill; all others must reach a higher upgrade level before they get it. How to Obtain: This is one of the hardest classes to obtain in the game, probably because its benefits way outclass its Rank. To change to Scholar from a non-Mystic type, you either need INT significance or a perfect balance between Weapons, Items, and Mystic skills, with Mystic being higher than the other two but by less than 10%. From Mystic types you can either achieve the above balance as well, or you have to establish the Item/Mystic balance before reaching INT41. Trying to get the balance after that will likely result in changing to a hybrid or an Item-related class instead. Using any Item skill other than Potions also runs the risk of losing this class as soon as the stat requirements for the Rank 5 Item-related classes are met. Upgrade Options: The next Rank of the Mystic classes requires three Mystic skills to be developed:
* Sage: highest Mystic skill is Hexes and at least 3 Mystic skills trained to level 7+, INT47+
* Thaumaturge: highest Mystic skill is Invocations or Evocations and at least 3 Mystic skills trained to level 7+, INT47+ Failing that, there are other Mystic classes:
* Commander: highest Mystic skill is Wards, INT53+
* Warlock: requires all Arcana learned, INT59+ Since Mystics are already established as significant, developing another skill group will open up these options (PC only):
* Paladin: highest Mystic skill is Psionics, STR47+ or INT47+
* Cleric: requires Quad Wield 13, STR47+ or INT47+
* Deathknight: requires Dual Power Grip 16, STR53+ or INT53+
* Ataraxian: requires Dual Two-Handed 17, STR53+ or INT53+
* Ninja: requires Dual Wield 22 and Katana 19, STR59+ or INT59+ Since the Item/Mystic balance likely already establishes Items as a significant skill group, Item-related classes are also an option:
* Guardian: requires Item>Mystic, One-Handed 13 or Power Grip 13 or Two-Handed 13, Herbs 6 or Lotions 6, STR47+. This can be tricky as the Item significance also qualifies the unit for all Item and Item+Combat classes. Weapons will likely have to be trained to become the only significant skill before meeting the Item requirement. On the X360, it's much easier as only Items>Mystics is needed.
* Thief: highest Item skill is Explosives, STR47+ or INT47+
* Alchemist: highest Item skill is Shards, STR53+ or INT53+ Item + Combat (PC only)
* Scout: highest Item skill is Herbs, STR41+ or INT41+
* Hunter: highest Item skill is Lotions, STR47+ or INT47+
* Wanderer: highest Item skill is Traps, STR47+ or INT47+
* Assassin: requires One-Handed 15 and Sword 13, STR53+ or INT53+ Going to the other side of the spectrum, Combat classes are an option, but will require extensive grinding:
* Guardian: requires Item>Mystic, One-Handed 13 or Power Grip 13 or Two-Handed 13, Herbs 6 or Lotions 6, STR47+. This can be tricky as the Item significance also qualifies the unit for all Item and Item+Combat classes. Weapons will likely have to be trained to become the only significant skill before meeting the Item requirement. On the X360, getting Items above Mystics is all that's needed.
* Gladiator: requires Mystic>Item, Power Grip 16, highest Mystic skill is Wards, STR53+. X360 requirements are more lax, requiring only Mystic>Item.
* Ordainer: requires Item/Mystic balance, all Weapon Types level 19+, STR59+
- Members of the The Eternal Knights (TEK) have three primary roles. One character can select no more than two to describe their service to the organization. Most chose only one. Mystic— Adept with force of magic and of spirit or will are our mystics. Scholar— Devoted to the written word and history, these are keepers and seekers of knowledge. Archivists, historians, occult specialists may all fall in to this category. Guardian —Those that live by the sword (or gun, or fist, or…) may all be guardians. Trained in martial prowess and the arts of offense and defense, our guardians are indispensable.
- The Scholars are a forgotten people,followers of the predesscer of the Scrolls of Science: The Scrolls of Knowledge. Scholars are staunch researchers, and look at religiously logical answers, rather than scientifically logical answers. Scholars, after beleiving that religious knowledge "was not sufficent", wrote what is now one of the major philosphies: the Scrolls of Science, converting to "Scientism".
- Scholars learned all they could about the world, other cultures, and the creatures and people who lived there. A scholar could learn all this from simply being in a city or from wandering the world. [citation needed]
- Like Red Mages, Scholars have access to both White and Black Magic, but with a far greater range of spells from which to choose—and often automatic access to sensory magic. The trade-off is a lack of offensive ability; unlike Red Mages, Scholars may not wield swords or daggers, and instead go into battle armed with books or grimoires. Notable Scholars include Harley from Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, Gunther Schultz II from Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess, and Tyro from Final Fantasy Record Keeper. Typically, a Scholar wears an olive green coat and an academic hat, however nu mou Scholars wear purple robes with gold edges.
- Scholar is a playable profession in MERP and Rolemaster and a possible calling in TOR.Rolemaster also has professions which could be considered Scholars such as Academic, Astrologer, Constructor, Runemaster, Sage, Creator, Elemental Physician, Engineer, Free Thinker, Geomancer and Grand Vizier.In LOTRRPG Loremaster refers to a common scholar while Antiquarian is an Elite-Order.
- Time Taken: One round to several days. Specialization: Particular field of study — archaeology, Jedi lore, history, geology, physics. This skill reflects formal academic training or dedicated research in a particular field. Scholar also reflects a character's ability to find information through research. Characters often choose a specialization to reflect a specific area which they have studied. Specializations are subjects often taught at the great universities throughout the galaxy, including archaeology, botany, chemistry, geology, history, hyperspace theories, and physics. Specializations can also be topics a character can research on his own. Scholar represents "book-learning," not information learned from practical experience. A character can know the various hyperspace theories inside and out, but this doesn't qualify him to fly starships through hyperspace (that's covered by the astrogation skill). He might know the physical principles which make a blaster fire, but that doesn't make him a better shot. Gamemasters can choose to allow players a limited benefit under certain circumstances — the character is applying theory in a real-world situation. For example, a character with scholar: military tactics (the history of tactics) normally doesn't get a bonus to tactics rolls, but under certain circumstances, a good scholar: military tactics roll might merit a small (+ ID or so) bonus to tactics. Gamemasters should allow players to choose their own scholar specializations — new ones can be created at the gamemaster's discretion. When determining a character's background, players should explain why and how they gained such academic training in a field. Like many other Knowledge skills, the difficulty is based on the obscurity and detail of the information sought.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Scholar File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Scholar File:Scholar.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Rare Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 10 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 10 Rare File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png Studies and learns and studies some more
- A scholar is one who studies scholarship — the body of principles and practices used to make their claims about the world as valid and trustworthy as possible, and to make them known to the public. (LG 29)
- Many professional academics earn a living by teaching at one of the universities of the Old World, by hiring themselves out as tutors or by writing erudite treatises on a number of subjects. In some cases, Scholars can find a patron or sponsor to finance their studies and can pursue their scholarly interests to their heart's content. Scholars are interested in knowledge for its own sake and do not confine themselves to one subject, researching anything and everything as the mood takes them and as the opportunity arises. Although they are not adventurous by nature, many Scholars will go to great lengths to acquire new or unusual information or to recover lost knowledge, and it is not unknown for a scholar to live as an adventurer in order to journey to the sorts of inaccessible places to which other academics would dare not go.
* Astronomy
* Cartography
* History
* Identify Plant
* Linguistics
* Magical Sense
* Numismatics
* Rune Lore
* Speak Additional Language
* Hand Weapon
* Writing equipment
* 5D6 Gold Crowns
* Explorer
* Loremaster (Dwarfs only; must have two prerequisite careers)
* Merchant
- Scholars are civilian units, which gather Knowledge while stationed at a University.
- A scholar was an individual who studied history and historical sites in an attempt to form a better understanding of the past. The father of the archaeologist Doctor Chelli Aphra was a scholar who specialized in the study of the Ordu Aspectu and the Jedi Order with whom they had split. The Ugnaught Korin Pers was also a scholar. Many scholars believed that the Mid Rim desert moon of Jedha owed its name to the Jedi, while some believed it was the other way around. Nonetheless, all agreed that their histories were entwined. In an attempt to locate the Jedi Order's first temple, scholars studied several worlds, such as Jedha, Ahch-To, Coruscant, Ossus, and Tython.
- Scholar is one of the many role-playing subclasses in Elder Tale.
- Scholar{|style="width:275px; border:1px #AAAAAA solid; float:right; padding:6px; background:#EACEA6; text-align:center;" !class="" style="font-size:12pt; border:1px #000000 solid"|Scholar File:Scholar sigil.png |- | |} Level 1 - Orcish Tactics Having studied the ways of the orcs -- and borrowed a few of their tools -- you can now channel your attacks through different weapons. Cost: Free Level 2 - Zeelskin You added some zeel hide to your robes, making them more resistant to the elements. Level 3 - Lycan Boost For a small amount of hp and sp your strength,dexterity, and endurance is increased by 5 and does not end a turn. Level 4 - Vampire's Charm Just like Lycan Boost, but an increase for luck, charisma, and intellect. level-5:Zard Prism: You are able to change your attack type from element to element highly recomended if you are missing some weapon types. level-6:Demons Guard: It works as a extra shield. level-7:Shifters Smarts:Increases you luck,charisma, and intellect by 10. level-8:Draconic Might:Increases Strength, Endurance, and Dextirity by 10. level-9:Wailing Blow: Damages enemy's Mana instead of HP. level-10:Gogg's Gift:
- the scholar is the low level neutral town NPC, exclusive to Elona+. They can be seen in Eulderna blimp and Sacred Library of Irva. In combat, they cast Magic Arrow. They rarely cast Divine Wisdom to boost their magic damage. At low HP, they heal themselves.
- Scholars, researchers and scientists all made use of Memory Alpha. (TOS: "The Lights of Zetar" ) Vulcan had a number of great scholars. In 2287, Spock mentioned a particular "young student"'s banishment from Vulcan, saying that prior to his rejection of logic, the man was expected to take his place among them. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier) In 2364, upon admiring Data's painting of zylo eggs and hearing that Geordi La Forge had suggested the subject to him, William T. Riker felt that they should document the incident, as scholars might find it interesting that a blind man was teaching an android how to paint. (TNG: "11001001" ) The Cytherians gave the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) information that would take Federation scholars decades to analyze. ("The Nth Degree (episode)")
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